The best music DVD

[phonic]

By far the very best music DVD out at the moment has to be THRESHOLD - CRITICAL ENERGY.
Hell, people, don't waste your money on other shit but go check that one out if you like perfect supreme prog metal. I got it yesterday and am still floored by it and collecting my socks from the other end of the room.
Until yesterday Rush in Rio was my favorite but if you think that Threshold had such a much lower budget their's waaaay beats it!
Can anyone tell me why this band fills no stadims yet as well?????????

 

[The Stormbringer]

Right, I wanted to get that one... thanks for the reminder.

 

[OfSinsAndShred]

I really liked Rush in Rio, but even more Led Zeppelin's "How the West was Won." Far beyond Song Remains the Same in that it has footage from a bunch of different points in their career. It's really great stuff, too.

 

[ProgMetalFan]

Where is the Critical ENergy DVD available?

 

[theodyssey]

i believe the best music DVD is actually Dimmu Borgir's World Misanthropy. It's ok, common mistake.

 

[karelrulez]

Dream Theater's Metropolis 2000
Opeth's Lamentations is awesome too.

 

[SilentRealm]

I'm gonna have to go for Opeth's Lamentations here for myself

 

[goth_fiend]

you guys forgot steve vai's live at the astoria london and g3 live in denver, those both kick ass!

 

[phonic]

Where is the Critical ENergy DVD available?

You can get it from the official website www.thresh.net and I'd get the limited edition because for only a few bucks more to the price you get two live CDs as well. A really nice package, IMO.

Yes, Lamentations will have to come next in my favorites aswell, coming to think about it. Threshold just have all that amazing power whereas Opeth is more something for a nice romantic evening. At least the first part.

 

[Yngvai X]

i believe the best music DVD is actually Dimmu Borgir's World Misanthropy. It's ok, common mistake.

I'm going to have to go ahead and agree with Zach here.

 

[SpiritCrusherX]

The best music DVD's are easily Death's Live In L.A. show and Metallica's Binge And Purge (I don't care if you hate Metallica, they're an amazing live band and they play all the classic material).

Dream Theater's Scenes From A Memory DVD in New York is also good.

 

[theodyssey]

No guys... it's Dimmu Borgir. No need arguing because that's just how it is... don't get mad at me here, i don't make the rules. It's just how it is.

 

[Thornmoon]

King Crimson's "Eyes Wide Open" recorded in Japan... Excellent DVD!!

 

[ABQShredHead]

Satch Live in San Francisco is quite good. I'm not sure if it's the best though.

For making us wait till they can "do it right", the Symphony X DVD had better blow everything else off the planet when it is released (if ever).

 

[Taliwakker]

Star One-Live on Earth
Vai-Live at the Astoria
Opeth-Lamentations
Transatlantic-Live in Europe (Danial Gildenlow is in the band )

 

[Medusa's eyes]

The Star One is a great DVD, I must admit. But it's not the greatest music DVD I have ever seen.
Dream Theater's DVD is great I think. Very good quality.

 

[DoktorShred]

Rock in rio BY FAR

 

[SpiritCrusherX]

No guys... it's Dimmu Borgir. No need arguing because that's just how it is... don't get mad at me here, i don't make the rules. It's just how it is.

 

[Luis]

The best music DVD...What about ELP Live at the Royal Albert Hall or The Legendary Guitar of Jason Becker??

 

[SpiritCrusherX]

Difficult as it is to believe, it can't be the Jason Becker one. You heard theodyssey: the Dimmu Borgir DVD is better than anything and that is the law.